DEVELOPMENT DURING AND AFTER SARS COVID-19 THROUGH ECONOMIC EDUCATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Autor (i): Ph.D. Student, Eva SZABO
JEL: A2, I310, L26
Cuvinte cheie: entrepreneurship, covid-19 pandemic, recovery, economy, economic education
Abstract:
The economy and people's lives have been severely affected by the covid-19 pandemic, and the road to "recovery" requires a lot of work, energy, and solid knowledge. Considered essential in the process of economic growth and job creation, education and entrepreneurship seek to respond to a multitude of challenges aimed at training a new generation of people with an enviable track record. The recognition of the value of experience and learning from both positive and negative examples is essential to achieving it. For a country to progress, it needs strong entrepreneurship. If we look at the approach of successful entrepreneurs about risks, we will notice the importance of the education they received. Lately, the courses of the vocational training centres were adapted to the needs of a changing economy. Armed with determination and courage, people who have lost their jobs need a positive boost through professional retraining to become active members of society again. The initiatives in Romania and Hungary show us the increased interest of people to develop the knowledge and skills to be able to keep jobs or get a new one. People are beginning to understand the true meaning of lifelong learning
The economy and people's lives have been severely affected by the covid-19 pandemic, and the road to "recovery" requires a lot of work, energy, and solid knowledge. Considered essential in the process of economic growth and job creation, education and entrepreneurship seek to respond to a multitude of challenges aimed at training a new generation of people with an enviable track record. The recognition of the value of experience and learning from both positive and negative examples is essential to achieving it. For a country to progress, it needs strong entrepreneurship. If we look at the approach of successful entrepreneurs about risks, we will notice the importance of the education they received. Lately, the courses of the vocational training centres were adapted to the needs of a changing economy. Armed with determination and courage, people who have lost their jobs need a positive boost through professional retraining to become active members of society again. The initiatives in Romania and Hungary show us the increased interest of people to develop the knowledge and skills to be able to keep jobs or get a new one. People are beginning to understand the true meaning of lifelong learning
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